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by Nipps on March 25, 2003
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I read that pigmy rattlers were very ill temperd. I was wondering if this was true because my mother used to own a pigmy that my dad cought and she said that i used to hold it all the time when i was 6. Does it matter on the snake. do they have different behaviors?
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Anonymous post on March 25, 2003
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All snakes are subject to different temperaments, even within the same species. So are parents. Your question is valid, but may be focused on the wrong species.
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by BITEMBACK on March 26, 2003
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i bought one 6 months ago and when i got him out of the crate, i was extremely surprised at how pissed off this little snake was. it has since calmed down alot
but i still get a little nervous when i have to do cage
maintenance. these little snakes will bite you if you let them.
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by jared on March 27, 2003
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Generally they are in a foul mood all of the time, especially duskies. I have one who will crawl to the front of the cage just to take a shot at you. The only reason I am not big on them as first hots is due to there very irritable dispositions and the fact that trying to hook a pig is like trying to hold a spagetti noodle with one chopstick, its just not the easiest thing to do. In general I would say the majority of pigs I come across are much more hostile than other native hots.
Jared
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